Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-08

pna1lnan Asau,ssa ~ TrsDps.
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DUuSAs Eoh e.-The Republican,
p 0see04 Wasd lsst evening mse In
Iv ~, ona nominaaed tho 5ollowlne
~ yo1oA J. w. Yocum; inspector,
80DeA (eolored) asDesseE, D II. Boyd
~ WR. Wittick school board, Dr..
oo4 George b. Richards. John
1IR end Henry Muilsa. At the
oDoot q the meeting tho con-
- - thsUe wards deojded upon the
UenI: chief burgegA Roeers HAL h'en
fnoA Efnok n, Eall6; tax collector, q.
~ Duok1us boroueh auditor, Wm KIM.
= taekees afo row oompleted and 20 far
|61alneHannn haSo boon made. To win
DonoGu1D w1ll havs 10 work - unit,
S&Ho yopublloan nominations are very
= WIN proper support 70 the ticket,
~ end earnest work, the Democrats
= ekancs 10 win but II will require the
- klnd Of work. A week ago 1t ap-
~ = though party lines would not be
IN closely and that irrespective OF party
6bose men would b voted for. But the
naiou has changed, and Republicans will
- 1oe Republican, Tho Democrats must
NkewisA and not only vote but work for
|(1ole candidateA
Narrow Esesps Of Alschinissa
"A 3oAn o. Booth and Kinzer Haughey, ma
s111niDls In the p. r. r. round house, while
5loo1g some work ON the inside of . locomo.
~ sank this morning were nearly suffo-
1o4 The interior Of the tank was lighted
! - which was conveyed through small
Eyuhbsr hosa During last night the light In
- manner was extinguished, and the
~ Wss filled with gas. When Booth and
z! ooGhey entered through the man.ho.e
Slnoy were ct once affected, the latter to such
< ox1out that he at once became unconscious
4np1h however, managed to crawl out Of the
S IL, Kinoer was then rescued. Both men
FSRogo recovering from the effects from last
{ oDDountA
4 Assaulted ny Tramrs.
Watchman Arms, OF the Columbia rolling
I'M, was assaulted by two drunken tramps
- svening, who on Sunday obtained board
~, eourbeer's near the mill on the pretense
- they were poddlers. ofacer Hardnele
xDnD placed on their tracks, but 20 far they
s1avo eluded him.
r. n r. Building Association.
4hore II some talk Of the Pennsylvania
Alsood company organizing building as.
" r4oe6nt30n for its employees. The plan to be
loeuA but differs In this respect only In
kpase IN employe dies before he has his homo
2|ao1d for and should his wife II he has one,
ESNood the ready cash, the amount already paid
<sg1n b refunded her, after the interest has
1uu deducted.
Town Nsws In BrieS.
Chlckies furnace, No. !, went Into blast
s yoleerday. 1t had been idle some time, re-
II 1nzying needed repairs.
III Two cars OF train drawn by engine 3iS,
n Woet bound, jumped the track this morning
&S2oe the Reading & Columbia railroad cross.
~ while pulling of siding No l.
3 o. CIR was badly damaged, the K. & c.
Ee1ynA was broken, and the watchman's bcx
&sW1o moved several incheA
~ Council meets this evening.
AyA Samuel Filbert and daughter, Miss
i Annie. are In York today attending the
s wedding Of Miss Clara Toomes.
{ The amount collected In the NJ. Z. church
nncEuing for missionary purposes was s9o4,
1oGload Of o.
= large audience last evening witnessed
& ~ reudition OF Uncle Toms Cabin by
Abbey's Double Mammoth company. The
E II asentaIlun was only fair.
To morrow evening the frat lecture course
Of tho Columbia Ministerial association will
{ - OAOuBhe W MI CuuJ W tAo oktcoA aASc VI
Y Hon. VIM. Parsons, who will lecture on
Tho Story Of the Golden Age"
ss Tho remains OF Miss Elizabeth Peart, an
Sfaesd maiden lady, who died in the Catholic
& home. In Lancaster, few days ago, will be
Brought to Columbia to-day for interment.
n Doceased was Quakeress and at one time
1 telidsd In this borough where she has many
i sSe1asives
81 The remains OF John Gshb were taken TO
Z @Ahrowsbury this morning for interment
sLittl0 Tycoon" IL booked for the Colum.
4 ~ opera house Tor Friday evening, March
u ~.
A birthday surprise party WAS given to
! Joseph Desch. jE, last evening, by about
I thirty ofhis young friends. 1t was an en-
3oyablo affair and during the evening the
young gentlemen present presented their
. tost with silk umbrella.
q M. and Mira William I.ineawaaver, OF
!. Lebauon, are the guests of DR.. J, K. Linea.
Weaver, their uncle.
lPosition and Responsibility OF Men in So
( e3ety," 10 the subject for this evenings lee
ture.b BY Rev. W.P. Ev ans, pastor Of the Second
b 0tyeet Lutheran church.